keskeytyslogiikka
Keskeytyslogiikka, also known as interrupt logic or interrupt handling, is a fundamental concept in computer science and digital electronics. It refers to the process by which a computer or electronic device temporarily halts its current operations to respond to an urgent event, known as an interrupt. This event could be a hardware interrupt, such as a signal from a peripheral device, or a software interrupt, such as a system call or an exception.
The primary purpose of keskeytyslogiikka is to ensure that high-priority tasks are handled promptly, without the
The process of handling an interrupt typically involves several steps. First, the interrupt signal is detected
Next, the processor jumps to a specific address in memory, known as the interrupt vector, which contains
Keskeytyslogiikka is widely used in various applications, including real-time systems, operating systems, and embedded systems. It